Karauli, June 5: A tragic incident has occurred in Karauli, Rajasthan, where a child lost their life following an injection administered by a quack doctor. In response, the health department has ordered a thorough investigation into the matter. Dr. Satish Chand Meena, the Chief Medical and Health Officer (CMHO) of Karauli, stated that this case is highly sensitive and strict action will be taken against those responsible.
In a conversation, Dr. Meena mentioned that a campaign against quack doctors has been ongoing in Karauli district. A committee comprising SDMs, health department officials, and medical teams has been formed at the block level to regularly take action against illegal clinics and fraudulent doctors. Whenever complaints about quack doctors arise, a team is dispatched to investigate and take necessary action as per regulations.
The CMHO explained that operating any clinic or hospital without registration is illegal under the Clinical Establishments Act of 2010. Such violations can lead to fines and imprisonment. Anyone treating patients without a valid degree or using allopathic medicines and injections improperly will face stringent legal consequences.
He clarified that individuals with only an Ayurvedic degree are permitted to provide Ayurvedic treatment. Administering allopathic medicines or injections is legally prohibited, and those found doing so will be prosecuted. Health department teams are continuously monitoring such cases.
Regarding the recent incident in Karauli, Dr. Meena confirmed that an investigation team has been promptly formed following the child’s death. The team has been dispatched to the relevant area, and inquiries have commenced. Initial information is being gathered to understand the circumstances surrounding the incident.
The CMHO emphasized the seriousness of this event, stating that any negligence will not be tolerated. Legal action will be taken against anyone found responsible.
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